Hello. How are you?
Hello. How are you?
Your photos, your song, your inside jokes — turned into a private page that ends in an animated retrospective of everything you two have been through.
For girlfriends, mums, best friends, sisters — and the ones who never ask for anything.
Real scene · The Rakhi Ritual
Sending
Send it on WhatsApp in one tap, or print the card, fold it into a book and hand it over. Both open the same private page.
Love TeddyA gift for you
Open me.
Private link · opens on any phone
Three steps, in this order
Nothing about your relationship is generated. You write every line and pick every photo — the app only handles the pacing, the motion and the music.
Pick the relationship. The prompts, the tone and the retrospective all reshape around that one choice.
A date, a title, one honest line, a few photos. Drag them into order. Mark the ones that mattered most.
A private link for far away. A printable QR card for when you're handing it over yourself.
What follows
Not three colour schemes. A ceremony you tap through is not a room you walk into, and neither is a story you scroll.
Act one
The Rakhi Ritual
A ceremony you tap through
See the act
Act two
Our Story
Every year, in the order it happened
See the act
Act three
The Birthday Surprise
A room that lights up around them
See the act
Act one
The Rakhi Ritual
Nine scenes, in the order the day happens. She lights the thali, ties the thread, takes the tilak — and it will not move on until she has.
Act two
Our Story
Fourteen scenes that start on the day you met and end on a letter. It counts the days out loud, and puts the old photo beside the new one.
4,018
days of us
counted from the date you give it
Act three
The Birthday Surprise
No scrolling. One room, and a camera that moves to whatever Teddy is talking about. Six of the steps are guesses — and you wrote the answers in advance.
28
candles
counted up, one at a time
At the end of every gift
When they reach the end, the gift stops being a page and starts playing. Four cards, about twenty seconds, set to the song you picked — built from the dates and photos you already put in. You do not make it separately; it assembles itself from the gift.
Cover
For Ma
Where it starts
2004
A number
8,412
Sign-off
Riya
Upload the track that belongs to you two. It fades in while they open the gift, and the retrospective is cut to it.
Nothing about your relationship is generated. You write every line and pick every photo — the app only handles pacing, motion and music.
The Rakhi Ritual, Our Story and The Birthday Surprise. Each one opens, moves and ends differently.
The link never changes. Fix a typo and it is fixed for them too.
It stays on your shelf. Nobody has to keep a file safe.
Real reactions
Mother's Day
“She read the sign-off twice, then called me crying before she'd even finished it.”
Pricing
No subscription, no per-view charge, and no expiry date. One payment unlocks the gift, and the link keeps working for as long as they want to open it.
₹199
₹299
one gift, paid once
₹100 off
Launch pricing — the comparison price is what it goes back to.
Start with one moment. You'll remember the next eleven on your own.
Questions
A private page you make for one person — your photos, your words and your song, ending in an animated retrospective of everything you two have been through. You send it as a link.
About ten minutes. Longer if you go looking for old photos, which most people do.
No. They tap the link and it opens in their browser. It works on any phone, with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
₹199 per gift, one-time — a launch price, down from ₹299. You build and preview the whole thing for free, and only pay when you want to share it — so you see exactly what they would see before you decide.
It does not expire. You pay once and it stays up. There is no subscription and no renewal.
Yes. There is no shipping and no address — it arrives the second you send it, anywhere in the world.
Only the people you send the link to. Gift pages are never listed publicly, never indexed by search engines, and never expose your account.
Yes. Edits show up for anyone who opens the link, so you can fix a typo after sending without sending a second link.
Yes. Add a song and it plays while they are reading.
No. You write every line and choose every photo. The app handles the pacing, the motion and the music — not the sentiment. That is deliberate.
